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Pupils put on glistening signs

www.chinanews.cn 2007-03-30 10:29:49

Traffic police of Xicheng District of Beijing sent free glistening signs
to the pupils of local elementary school on March 29, 2007. With these
signs, the pupils can be easily seen, even at a distance away. Local high
schoolers will put on speical glistening signs, too.

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